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Must of the decth or Rev. leech
‘ Albert Biddle, sbnéobanui Arch-
deacon. d Winona» oi the
Mttbatstonetimehewuin
church of the South Norweik Con-
ventional church. and it was dura
big bloom)! in South Norwolk that
the beautiful structure on the corner
“We: streets and West avenue was
mm. Rev. Mr. Biddle matched
.111qu
1h. ,, m ‘ commences!
neuron to haiku-“stud ”Mom mg
{ii piglet-e e;‘:tlie late srchdeacon.
The, Apology and brief biography
' I“; ”1.4.:
' 5 5ng We“ his (show clergymen,
h' the Diocese of Connecticui"whleh
311%“’Wimhfifi!¢<iéa' , 1'.
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. fat. Milford.
., solutely devoted
Christ and servinz his fellowmen In,
Terms.
entry. The‘ec’eotrnt which (allows is
reprinted from the currént nv~~'*'~-‘
of ‘The Connecticut Churchman,"
god is accompanied by a splendid
The reverend Jacob Albert Biddle,
'nrchdescon of Hartford. entered in-
to rest on September 24. Anne Domi-
H has left memories in
rill always be cherished as among
lick mes? precious possessions. He
has left a record In thesouls' of
‘uod's people which will be his best
parametric]. Female: to a marked
' egree the qualities of lesdemhlp. he
« as often called.“the model archaeo-
" ~ roux . ~ .
Rev. Biddle was born In Roches-
ter, Ohio, Christmls Eve, .18“. He
was the son o! For. Aimndor Bid-
dle, a distinguished minister of the
'lWestei-n Reserve." In Ohio. He
yin consecrated to the mini-tot?
even before his birth and was traili-
lsd tor ‘lt (rent .hls‘ mtfleetyesrs. He
)., incoming .. -. .
: - I .mvum'mgmm rash-s 1m then
pcrtofthioweokn'ndoubtsdlynuitcdtflcdmitsmofltsutovhethcrthe
hWMtooystorhed-bsrs in cantilevers natural hare
the Gather clears up.
in some ports of Connecticut waters e WV“ to the M for]...
very diilicult matter. Oysters are re-' 111! and soulful be considered unst-
period so beingofvory one “silty star-s our; WWW mast
thistilne. Whilethohershuhoealosood‘uder
New York-The boy butters ngntthc. limousine, (item bodice ..
between the Huntington hay-ea andteited Matte tothcm hymns. to
themed whoroatthetewsleodsno- somehow: the ”uneasy”.
der water for oyster slid elem (planting of 1908.‘ end therefore the bore revert-
purpoees we. opened stain on. Deed. edtothsslete. “smooths
when George Boner. pt Nprthport. sp- Sholldoh . Commission as. tint . tbs "
.mutorethobcerdot'i‘ovn’l‘rusgbere but been lessees-sorta. m f
law. if they were allowed to revel-etc .1
ltooaet Ii mutiny mail-88M 9510*
ed to alre‘nsfer'oi on oyster lease
from Counselor Ackerly to Le Roy
Judge. claiming, that the property
should be“ throwfi open to the public
the state they could be leased again
and would not be held (as public
Buyers sud the commission asked to
“W “I, mm .Ihan ' Jinn-r wlllfflhu in. w ;
'1‘“ “ "m N W” ‘5th W was.” use» m9
wot beaten-liaison hi this 6mm 1. PWMW “
“.99- !t..ldlhtm tots-soot the so at this, nae-p a. m
theheds. and this sum be seoom- modem“- hit o't'jths herih'nd bden
sumo-«mu man-reels Whitman-segue“ .
lunder townie live-Acre law, an 1.,
The in: at hot not mode assuring gm‘umutggMuim. Minn "
grounds. The coult refused these '
A eve—wet; Hmrtum .
ll '1} lVl
l _. ' 3; :. ‘_ .1.
W WARM ’31 em.
‘ >lnt'part: . , l
" lotion ALBERT Blooms, Prim
.inetead pf showing the transfer. Mr. tulle the case to the Court of Appeals
Super was informed that he could die tor review. After the srg'umem the revenues tint fl! loin, the expenses,
a formal complaint if he so wished, but low meet-ed a verdict in mm- om. at ”Winn: mt laws do
that nothing could be done with this petitioners. [not do this. lv'un greatly intmotod'
inoire the humanity sis Munro: 1.
1JZ Y my 3..
no to be seen hanging in the window
of the new headquarters of the Antis
tn lisrtl' . . One of'iheigxq'l'gus roads
fillet. Itch; Horocs.,ior._.Womon.”
loose until the expiration of the term A m man , ‘in the future oi the oyster businesfih
for which it had been paid. end than1 V mm “a“ ”"3 ' '
Wendlouweotlywliusgm
buy button: debt he: humankind eon.
slderably within the pest isw' months
by the bullion.
oystermen ' o'r
Ibeen “sponung‘ In some pieces and
Istalling in more ground than has been
ileesed by them, some going in so near,
labors that the oyster beds are nearly l
,bero at low’woio‘rl‘ .Theyrclelm thet‘
the holders oi losses have no right to
hold “lends that are covered with less
lib!!! tour feet at low water.
. Justice .lsy‘cox In the supreme court!
4-" ‘ a u .1 . “ .- ,
Q Oberlin; 901m.“ Petobogseonneezm the alter oyflflllflthoshcllsoldinm.
graduating in 1870. in is“ new new in the double suits brought by
ried Miss Anna Light of Chicago.
who was his chestnuts at Oberlin.
filler the next two years he was on:
'taged In‘ooilege 'work with ills wits
h‘ 0'93?“ I“ "73 "3 came minds brought suit to obtain a writ of .
- and studied theolofl u the his “9- Show
Seminary In 1875 lie-was made pu-
lo‘r of the Conventional lohurdt
Subsequently he held
‘ pastorates In Congregational church.
oil at Oswego. N. Y., and at South
.' Norwullt. ‘At the‘latter place anus
church edifice was built during his
pastorate.
in 1892; after lsithful sud honor-
‘ ed service In the Consreastlonal de:
nomination for seventeen years. Rev.
Ir. gm} We gnmvineedithgtt
‘ ”ii was his duty to enter the lam
pal mlnlstery. Reclining Mm the
flouth Norwslké‘qhurch'hc eccepted I,
call in 189: to St. Mary's churdl In
South Manchester. Here (or ten
years he labored untierlngiy. giving
the best clone of the best years of
his life to this large end‘ growths
perish.“ ;1{io"hepltfi', begss’ Miran
soon alter-1w gnvol'up ‘éthlsnphrlsh';
1nd he subsequently held rectorates
at New Haven. \North Brooktleld.
“Mass. and New Milford. He also
misled in the work of St. Jotmfe.
Waterbury. and in 1898. renllslnlc
that his health was permanently
lmvnred. he retired from the active
mlnistery} neoulred .n comfortable.
"home ‘in South Manchester unseat.
tied down to spend the rest of his
lite among his own pc0ple. ' "
Be twice. served as nrchdencon of
Hartford. from January 26 1899 to
July 2. i903 and from June 25. 1909 1
until his death.
. The funeral was held .at St: Mary’s
church. South Manchester. at two
o‘clock. on Saturdnv, septermer 28.
Bislmp Brewster conducted the ser-
vice and was assisted by. Bell. John.
N. Lewis of Waterbury. ReV. George».
T; Llnsley of Hartford. Rev. Harry
1. Bodlry of New Britain and the
~ ‘ rector. Rev. Manning B. Bennie“. "
l Thesbody luv in stats at the: church
iromono, until two o'clock The In-
terment)!” in the cemetery in South
Manchester.
' He was it Christuln mlnlsicrin the
truest sense of thence wards. ab-
to the ran-e n”
a t'horonchlv Chrlstlikc spirit. com-
bining the characteristics of the Old
‘- Testament prophets with those of
._ New Testament evangelists.
it; encver he believed God called
,hlr‘riwthither he went_ willingly end
humbly. 'Whuiever task wn-i 'glv-
him to perform that he undertoolt
zealously imd without shrinking.
Whatever duty lay before him that
he- endeavor-colts perform bravely
andtwltliout shlrking. That splric
he Showed in nobelest waylwhen. the
call came to enter the path ofsuf-
With sublime ofrtiturle,
with marvelous patience and even
cheerfulncss he bore his cross. ful-
filling our Blessedlmrd‘s test “If
any man will' come after me. let
him 'de’nyr himself End lake llp‘ his
cross daily and. follow me.” 1
He bore his cross. in its
Florence Bourno Hard and.MMck1
'40. Bout-no minatthe Blue Points 00.9
mini Dec. ii to tile briefs. The plain-‘
libelous: to. compel the removal of
1tho’oyutlor shoots at the loot of West
street. Weetfiayvllle. The minutes or
the 'i'ormer hearing before Justice
Blachmsr. with the exception of testi-
inelri uttered by William Hamilton.
was altered as cvldeoceby the plain~1
tilts. Joseph-.Wood. attorney tor the‘
pulsars. claimed ‘Mr. Bouru'e hld
purchased the rights of landing at the
toot or West ”street 1W years ago from
Samuel Greene. lie everrcd the oys-
”tel-business dilute BlirllolotsgACo. was
on “eyesore. end brought 'obfectlons»
blo odors to the plaintliis." EOu the
stand William Hamilton. a rest! astute
expert. asserted; that eight cores of
Ftbofionmm would beinereas~
”ed from 11.000 to $1.600 an more by the
Immovsl ot the “shacks" from the
13ml rights. lit the lending. He
boiled: mil estimate entirely on the tact
that the Bourne property would have
a straight outlook to the bay. although
It is oltuhtod £700 feet from the sheds.
«(l-aphid Jacob Dollars» stated that the
proporty oi the Blue Points Go. here
' was vslued'at over $1,000,000. 1
Samuel Jack and Alfred Armstrong
were round guilty on Dec. 2 ct taking
oysters from the oyster~bedsy oi the
new Smith In -""r‘.':* Bey her.
her. on Sunday evening. Nov. 22, be-
fore Justice Franklin and 'a, jury. Paul»
Holsted.‘who was with the two men at
the time of their errests. and who
made his escape to Strattord. Conn,
was captured. and brought back. "He
turned state's evidence, and by thus
doing the warrant implicating himwns
lent as possible. ,A line of $20 iwasliuy
posed upon both men. which was paid-
West Sayville. Dee; tin-«The Vsohr.
Ella. Capt. William min Wyen. arrived
Long island Sound for the Blue Points
the .Keyport‘msrltet is not working full
time at;preseut,_ business being only
fair. The warm weather is believed
to be responsible for the extremely
light. demnndwfor oysters experienced
this season. . Shippers do not' believe
[the men will be a very successful
zone. ' ‘ ‘
l 'Maurice River*l~’Cov§Spystel-s are
'showlug up In very 800 shape. and
there is u fairly.“ good damned consid-
ering that orders-have not yet com-~
mooning proudly as did St. Paul-1uade_
"'God forbid that 1- should glory
save in theorem of our Lord Jesus
Christ."‘ He held .it aloft no a, sol-
dier “does hiss banner.
and fight and overcome until the end
[should bring- a Victor's crown. '
' The 176th hymn sung at the inner-l
A 1d .’ 1
H” mm“ ‘the mouth ot'heeds Creek. opposite
all seemed the late
triumph.song~«'l’e.lthfolness and learn.
lessness’ in. his faith being bromin-
enlrherueierlstlcs in his life. both
of notionend 'of suffering; His rm
marksble empressiori~of ‘ faith luld
trust at-the lest meeting at the Hart-
ford A'rdhd‘eariunry which he attend-
ed In Julydfl’hmil'l long renlnlnwlth
those who heard It. as hr» bravely
faced a certain. death in the some.
npirTFin which he met the .man
crisis or life or .work.‘ ' .
o .
- o
ir‘ «minis: g
orihe't’nme. Beneath it hecoulcl meet: mlqsioneta ‘ond
larose upon a petition filed by these-V
I“ Maryland—The case of the Oyster-
.meu’s Protective Association against
{the Maryland. Board at Shellfish Com-
E, Newbods‘tm,‘ which
leoelatloo to’ have 50 acres of oyster
bottoms lying in the Miles River nest
.St. Michaela, known as “Gibson's
’F’lats," Macros of which had been
biennium bed a perieet right to u may no 10 u .
transfer the lease to the property. The one day. Shells rs be!“ (WW ‘-
heen shipped out-of Crussld of into,
_ are cheaper now than
In mny years. end many'ot the coun-
ties of lderylohd and unaware arom-
. They claim that the 1113 “volts” of , .
1 the terminus cod
holders of losses have “a purchasing large questing. .ior
road-building purposes. it. is likely
thot'seversl million emu. or who
will be sent out of Crisdsld this you.
The "St. Michel's 00“” W“-
“Robert W. Dryden brought tothII ot-
iloe Thursday e toy.\dog)yttbxnn 97p
star on inches long‘ett‘aéhed. [tins
caught in the harbor by Capt. John
Dobson."
held market lest week at the follow-
lsg prices: Peterson. :5 to 85¢; has.
85 to (Sc; Tsnglor end Pooomoto
Sounds. to to 60¢. all according local-i.
thick. put up: Bland-
srds. ill to 65¢;
North Cm~n one .my ore-l
tors who landed at New Bern hot
week tron: Marshall City and Bone-
iort' waters. A small portion at the
receipts attired in poor shops.
;W&M¢090c. I
do oil that lies within my power to
helium it isn‘t: should be. - Get
your people tutu-est“ In the move
merit. have mt representatives lathe
[earl-tun into it up. and when divs
crepoucdishsllseetbcttborareea-
toredtoihélotloreihioquulm
uh "timeout-Ilene: oi the
Ila ” ‘
i It in M1. on Commissioner
Kills viil‘bosshodto adama- the
| .STATE
SUFFRAGE
*ERS
" WOR
ARE MM
m. is the lost week at the New
Omen-Tho lnlm‘uctiof is as
London County Comm. which“ the
' boring states, followed the "lead of the
“Poor men,” reunited. .th little
daughter of s Sudroxisl. f‘dou’t the
. Quits [sent them to hymen homes?
Lin“!!! papa in our new Why
out the; Antler let .both then end
womenhsve both bemm.,an..yotesl"
Koch of the stemmed...” being
“distributed from tbelgntl-iloadow
tors has n decidedly antiquated ‘ ap-
pearances. Models, are being given‘
.out which, speck at there bolus only
four ststes in the Union. Whale '0“
en vote—Wyoming... colon”, 'Wh
and ldebo. 'l‘he moment-based on
this state of strcirs. are very consid-
lsrcbly upset by "the' tact that since
1910. this small“ vanguard of shoal
ruiircgo states has been reinforced by
ihe‘nddltion oi Celliornie. Oregon,
‘Wcs‘hlnxton: Arilolllt‘Khnass. Neva-
da enddiontsnst‘ besides the not ter-
may or Alcohol-1nd the state of lip
liools trimming-- women hove presi-
i-dentisl sulrrsgtr end" the municipal
vote..~ The fact that all these states
biv'c' one ' utter KhothW seeing
equnl’iumge in operation in neiglr
pioneers, Is one at theistrongest on
genesis tor equal-outings. 1 Whlch
WNW! do‘bill which Ilil'provide W h" ”9°“ cm“!!! on should know bestdtow equal address
I revenue to thojtete iron the m. 'm‘ ”“th l" ‘M Ni W works-Nevada. which no complete
tor industry that unbohbpiied to use "'h“ It was fun“ h "*er surrounded by some turrlwr‘y
protection oi the industry to. sinus; m“'“2"°“1‘ not go poulble to do more it“sdopted'votes‘i'or. werusu
1! WM used hadfletlsme‘ mm a“. 17003 beacons 03mm" 1' last November. or Connecticut—sit:
ond ma Camusurossrmin n...‘ ”“WLW‘ the art-aromat- n'umo mom a thoumd mlleo new it
that minimal m0! W- up to within P19! WI ended for this wuui mg“ um womengole on’ "
tower meetings"tb:sd'heve character-legal terms? ~ , ,
ind my other week since active our! . Christina aslesend sum" tor the
frogs ccinpcigning'penn early in De- rcistng ‘0! money .ior “limo “'9'
lobes. its the deys went on, however. been assumed ellwnf 1 Connecticut
W. G. Entity. and Wk. 1‘! ”‘4 there have been. numerous calls for there last tow days. Attila-MW“
rotary ot the Public Interest Do. ‘sulfreg‘lsts to address or to orgsoiso tors in Hartford; there ll A line show-
m e m 0! the B I ct Trade. a”: ‘1 meetings. and when the meetings at“ Ing‘ei Christmss things. and the“ "9
edpmlnaevumdros Dec. 4. 89-:
sides Commissioner Devin. thou oi the
meeting“ wereCollector oi Customs no».
vld C. Wromiawh. Youth. Emmi.
some discussion "one the best m-
ods of obtaining legislation suitable to
the needs-of the present oyster: shear
lion in Wuwudeolded to piece
in the hands oi Collector Barrow end
Mr. Sutllve the bitter of ceiling ‘ to-
gether-“the microwaves both 2
Islature trout. the coast . counties to
meet with any and sil‘rpersons inter
longed for today are ended, this will
prove to have been one of the most
motive weeks of the campaign. There
have been belt a dozen isotory’ mebti
inns—oi Nisntlc. Mystic, Obi-ton.
Stonlngton and other places. and the
evening meetings have includediopeo
grahgd‘lneetlngs. Chi to... sales and
chiekdu"plo’hupporsL“Wbel‘o sum-are
plenty of dolls that hsve been dread ._
“Winning the summarily the mem-
bers of the Hartford Equal munchies
miner-1m thin sroxnow awaiting
pufehu'eiito delight therhecrt 01 some
smslI'-'giri—s\iiibegist- or null. no inst.
tel: which: Any little girl would lllte
these dolls. ibi"“they have elaborate
costumes. all monuments taking all
withdrawn. In finding the m:u gufll‘t‘ifnm Into the tree ef'tlieistste' by”
thejory asked the court to so: lee iofsteie. . I‘m‘y-ibede‘f. mthe‘
‘ Ith load of o tors from“ ‘ .- ' 1 , .. 3,; . ‘
last week w a , _ 73 statute which provides: torlt. The plan ms._s-Moze than. that, W. Johnson} 1 fi__._
. _ sensct columns that. Will revide not - . . , ‘
New Ionian—Tho openlns tone in P . their meetings. made selfless speech.
smokers hove tormeb'w‘elcome ettmb- ,‘fifi filppl'chnfiifiblj. iTho‘v‘scheme of
- . lions. polltloel meetlnrs omuized bi“ suffrage colors lies not been dithered
353513?" wm be cm“ a ”on.“ the “WWW! party which is anxious to ii» dressing these dolls. but pinks
' ‘ . to hear more about Votes for'Woinen. gull *‘bluesri‘s're’ its. common.“ the pm"
A t. . m I Do ,1 _ , _ . . 1 . ~ ,.
the 22%? 1.233.; 32;. ”3:, and “Wm sumo meetings orsan- ‘Vple, white and green. which form the
lndustrycre-lnedeuuste Though It is lred'by the campaigners themselves.vsmte Suffrage colors.
supposed to prollldo‘tbel will... who by 1M“ “”3“" on “1°" bebalf, 0“ by l A number of new leaflets are being
- - ' individual sailfish".
desire to hire oysters; from-beds which; wfillc the Sunrsgintl' have been in. mlm.,.WOman Sultan's Association?
gmosngfigfm'é’rn‘; fig: throughout-hood oi New Londonwt'mo oi‘lhese flefllvwlthlhoflllue at
‘ , - theydtsve been column: the hospital; the vote to the working women, and
It)" oi. Ml'fiw Frederick A. Johnson ‘ fidisproves‘“‘entirely‘lzllelfioitfltzrepehtéfl
minus, who has smasher bountissghfpgns oi the nun-Surnames that
it not 00: to all three of the ammo—Minx'ymnefifwouldehave-to. ' ".all 39%:
‘» r-mniil‘yfi'liiersom.Miss Alyse Gregory lei . ”. ’ {life laws~l s “Wm“
ested In the preservation or the oyster.
last seven or eight men. he‘ said.
Even this molt . bosom...
'bsitihble‘ for-=m;.
19" .mm" "W l' W"? i“ 9'". garage to truth mountings motor work 1: they cbflln'gtigyie vote} '
‘ .1... ".2: .,
'T ‘. , «1-.
~proposed by Cdmmlsslonor Davie is to
has Secompsnled the comeslgners: to
‘aasr fol} Kionéve— '59 1
only for the paymouticf rents in a.“ ‘tbri‘themi'zsndtli‘eipedé- mom lultlie’ »‘
state fund to deiruy the expenses or
Iprotectlngfithe industry. but ~which
‘also impose a t“ 01111) om“ coin llerit“ "hushendv-bllon. Frederiiik" of.
had in the state: for-rshipment’voutioir John'soux’who' represented Newfdlou-v p ~
the state. The revenue horrible tax. lien iii-the “w Lemme. has. a“gilfdlls. lb ~ .. .. ‘ ‘
he would also some to the protection‘ given 1 effective aid.“ He presume at you c‘an‘hny for harhsohe. rheumatism
food. He 5‘35”“th the ‘mmmnll two authors meetings lss'tweelf and kidney ‘P‘l--"‘“d§1?‘ll“me““‘"
lot three deputies under theé‘ileh- end Ma ‘ one the some ”hi8, mm for ~ 4
. -. . 1 . - , « ., , _ N .
game commissioner, to sacwthat m’ihe. gumglsts this week. 1 Besides, 1 SCHOOL FOR B°Y3 “”3 ED
law Is enforced and the taxes and om-lrtl’ift'lf'elpj'. the cdlnpsl s Midallm
er revenues paid.
00mm‘55‘m“ 53““ ' a199;;91'0ll°$8$”113...“,qu and. the uliyme EWB‘ on building. was burned yesterday. Pu-
Dr. VJ. T. R. ideal. 'Greenvllle,‘ Se.
'149—TMBerltshlre llllls School for
. Christmas ~ 1 ‘ ._ . . .
other meuced to come, in for the , ‘ .thst these deputies be given headliner. “MGM” “3",“9- The mmelesguw‘ pile sevéd most .of the'c'ontentil‘.’ The
L. . ~ .11 -
lters at the mostwimponsut'oyster cen‘i‘esoeolallr which , Is Gum, a 1., new .. . .. . «. , .
«- . ,. .. 5 ' , ~ '5' '1‘?-»luss~lsl 30.000, rtly covered by in.
.terr—Snvauneh‘...Bru_nswlek- and Dirk. league; ”my 'lla’vlnr been organised sursnce.’ P3, ‘ , _
en; that they? behold.” a. day for “flimrmh. has slinvm‘ rip“ zealpflm...m.w 1
each day they are “work inspeCting fulfills!!! ln- conueétlonnyfltli ““3 'éfifi;'§:"r 'gf‘g'
\ulfll. t‘hBlr yearly salary be limited“)an "3 "(18me the “politics. . *mong
8°!“an «like ”.50 ””3091" 3“”le melons-11' ‘ summed who have been:
notes. he said,.Tcouldidbewemployed gait prominent .an aldill! Mlss- Pierson and,
oyster patrolmehg‘houstah’flywndlity’ ' finneflma ere'lM'rs. Annie 3mm},
and with rdéhlarlh‘nllhflas'm‘ about *1“ emotion-fore. 'sn'ef‘r. “1158!?“ Niall:
emanih. Commissioner Deviousness-vim “1,110.31”immense-mo;
Folev'flio g sndflljni' Compound ,
idolim.‘sdiaazadnd~ orbits». noisy- icic-
‘lprepsred for publication 'by the Con-'-
.sreuoeuneth° “"1 and: mu tarballs Sanders.-‘-ond"her 1.0.5.... ‘11s laser, .11.; forbidding night "
amid specifies '
. 1colleotlon of signatures and therein I r, g... V, . _ ‘7
.3 buddistributionuot outings literaturggcu“ SQEQEfisfhmr3om£uz 1
tor the kidneys. equal to Foley? Kidney. '
50c and cremains. Best .
11sldedfby the-New ‘MndoliigEuualli‘ran- Boys, et‘g'Egr‘emout, ‘3 mnmmwwmfi j
'h-AND1 n‘vs ' CENTS! "d
oysterbeds or canning tactorles, snow with. and much‘ mamas. in ”313111.137. DON’TM'lSt-ll 'EHIS‘Q" Cutout "list
slip. ermlosefive‘cents to Foley.& 90.: . "
,Chicsg/o,,lll.L~Writlng your name and; '
address 'ciehrly. 1161111131“ 'hecelvo'jln '
return «a. iii-so trial .Mkal‘e. "eoni'sini'i‘igi ‘
.,.,
.lleesed t? E: N” ”0‘30“: adjudged t" ed the fact thet'theimuttsl‘ til preserv- «gig-y lhogfiifnb‘e'»‘m'}tfl&rt~.-wmw&efl,V.
may ‘ Pl‘ls' and: FoleUhthdlth‘ Til;-
{under which the proceedings were 33‘ sand: it; new
ibe hater-l bars and included “1‘ the ‘ing the Industry'snd making “Mail: and they,.have had mulch aid {mm d"
fortrinl on ’Nor. do. , The Shellfish the "truest which“ .1
Commission, in its answer. assailed the ‘ '
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"To preserve the Azo‘fysterflyoo-must
constitutionality of the Shepard low,- secure» WWW“ ‘MWMVMIML ‘ ‘
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lets. For sold in yourlowt‘rgby 'gll'
druzsliits. ‘ '5. 1 L,
numberatmillennial-11‘inflame“ 1 .1 1;
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m. ..
Mahogany Desks and Writiné‘
" Tables .
T here are beautiful and practical Desks in all the dil-
ierent Period Styles that will be a joy to the possessors of
them for all the years to come. .
'A “9th Desk” is exactly like an old iiielodéon.
The lid folds back like that of a grand piano, leaving
a wide expanSe of writing table with numerous cuddies
and pigeon holes. It is a very handsome piece. $51.00.
Heppelwhite and Adam Writing Tables. and Cd
ionisl Boudoir Desks in various sizes, from $19.50 up.
Desk: in Famed Oak, Golden Oak, Birdseye .Meple
and White Enamel to correSpond with all those furnish-
mgs. Fourth Floor,
Stationery
Never was a larger aesorlilielit than that offered .11.}
_ this Holidsy selling. :‘ . .
In daintlly trimmed boxes, from 25‘ cts, to $6.50. ' “
fl , W Cards, plain or gilt edged, 25 to75 eta. ‘
Combination Beat of cards and paper, very nice, 85 ct?!
to 51.09. i "
Boolrrach, in Gold or Mahogany. $1.00 to $3.00
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D‘Ik so“ of Will” 3115;, $2.50 up. - ill?)
_ . Main 1:16.71}.
iModish Waists . 4
Crap: do Chine and Chifi'On waists in the new and
popular sand and 'p'u'tty shades. Upstanding collars in. the
back, cut out in front. ‘ _
From $5.50 to $7.00.
, For the Babies
A very attractive Christmas Box containing
1 TurknitoBaby Blanket ' '
2 Turknit Bibs '
3 ‘Turknit Face Cloths
2Turknit Towels ' - 1 '-
"-00 for the outfit. 1'
p _ 1,: . 1 Linen' Section.
'4 ['Supper Set consisting of large Tray Cloth
Apmn 5Bib Croesistit'chéd in colors. very
vaq
Second Floor.
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: quaint" nursery
"""i§llit"ract'er_s. ,, _ i- .
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Embroidered Apron 1311:3392}; "" -“f"‘i~i ‘ “ "
_ , , ., , , , 'Gii't Ric}...
Negligee Setsgfor Children , ~_
. A‘ beautiful gift, peeked in'a box for Christmas. ‘Tlie‘r‘c
is a little bathrobe or negligce. a coquettish little boutloir
cap and a pair of slippers, all of ' soft wool albatross 501"
dainty flannel. , I '
g 33.00 and $3.75.
Worsted Slippmhpink or blue, 7563.
Robe Flannel Gowns, $1.35 and $.50.
Eiderdown . Rabcs. $1.50 and $2.00.
‘ Second Floor.
Stop-run .Hose Loops
A new styled hose summer which will ('7 11175;
with the breaking of threads" and rimning‘min’lislc orl‘silk
stockings. :‘y ’ ‘
.\ ,. Set of 4
Set of '6
. 35 cts.
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, ~ : ., Corsit'vseélio'u
-. 1 --'Cheney sKimonofiilk
7‘ .The name is enoughgand the silks}; are beeuliful. Pat-
.339} offing; softetintegl flowers. effectedin bright red,
white-den, oeru‘, wistatia,»-_.avy blue,‘ dorki green yam]
black. -. ‘ . 1
' ' 7:75 eta-avail- semahéi'widei‘i"
’i‘hiesc silk-elf desired for“ gifts will be placed in Christ—
files h0xyés anti atti'ilgclivelg,v done up, { ‘ I , »‘ " :1'
.2 .. ‘ ‘ " 5.111. St‘i‘film‘, .
isomer Isnnmxo'ron, Miles; Dec. .. ,
w". 1‘. ' r" .Ml' of" j ‘
CONNECT
3 ..¥our.Wires roriltlnuncial discretion
with those of this Institution, re-
. presenting safety and service.
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'n. envious 'docount tllatfi‘ispels any
. Amofi'etory .et‘iibitrressm'onl. ’
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